O A. It has 8 T electrons and satisfy Huckel's rule therefore it is aromatic OB. It is aromatic with electrons 10 T electrons and satisfy Huckel's rule O C. It is not aromatic because the total number of electrons and does not satisfy Huckel's rule O D.it has 6 Tr electrons, therefore it does not satisfiy Huckel's rule

O A. It has 8 T electrons and satisfy Huckel's rule therefore it is aromatic OB. It is aromatic with electrons 10 T electrons and satisfy Huckel's rule O C. It is not aromatic because the total number of electrons and does not satisfy Huckel's rule O D.it has 6 Tr electrons, therefore it does not satisfiy Huckel's rule

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Chapter21: Benzene And The Concept Of Aromaticity

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 21.16P: Which of the molecules and ions given in Problem 21.15 are aromatic according to the Hckel criteria?...

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